OT: Stone Bath Mats
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I didn't believe you, so I googled it. You're factual!
That's the stuff I've sprinkled in my garden around plants. Slugs can't travel over it without getting sliced up & dying. Not sure I want to stand on a bath mat made out of it.
Haven't tried one, but I'm intrigued by them as well. Actually useful or ******** marketing?
They actually work quite well. Soon to be Ex wife had to have one of course.I didn't believe you, so I googled it. You're factual!
That's the stuff I've sprinkled in my garden around plants. Slugs can't travel over it without getting sliced up & dying. Not sure I want to stand on a bath mat made out of it.
Just some more materialistic **** she thought she needed. It will stay with the rest of the crap.
Ha no it’s hard surface. You just stand on a it for a few seconds as you dry off and it drys the bottom of your feet so you don’t track water everywhere. It works.. but I just looked up the price for the one we have and it’s $200
. Not worth $200 imoDang someone thought highly of you to buy you a 200 dollar bath matHa no it’s hard surface. You just stand on a it for a few seconds as you dry off and it drys the bottom of your feet so you don’t track water everywhere. It works.. but I just looked up the price for the one we have and it’s $200
I don't believe it's actual stone. It's diatomaceous earth formed into a stable matt shape. Iirc diatomaceous earth really absorbs water. I'm guessing it then slowly naturally evaporates.
I'm guessing their marketing spiel is that it won't get musty and need to be washed like cloth bath mats.
I walked by a truck the other day and a guy was putting the tailgate down. Carpeted truck bed. Maybe the most unmanly thing I've ever seen. So I don't think anything will surprise me after seeing that.
I had never heard of this before this thread
The preposterousness and fact they’re $200+ has me interested
The preposterousness and fact they’re $200+ has me interested
If you put some in your Visine it will exfoliate your inner eyelids.I didn't believe you, so I googled it. You're factual!
That's the stuff I've sprinkled in my garden around plants. Slugs can't travel over it without getting sliced up & dying. Not sure I want to stand on a bath mat made out of it.
Same material they use in pool filters. Way different form obviously.
If you live in the south where it is ridiculously humid like I do these are pretty nice. A regular bath mat will never dry and mildew very fast. I run a dehumidifier in my bathroom 24/7/365
Uh, just dry off in the shower then hit your feet with a towel as you're walking out.Ha no it’s hard surface. You just stand on a it for a few seconds as you dry off and it drys the bottom of your feet so you don’t track water everywhere. It works.. but I just looked up the price for the one we have and it’s $200
My wife and kids refuse to dry off in the shower when they're done. They ALWAYS get out when they're sopping wet to dry off, which of course completely soaks the bath mat & the floor around it.
At this point I think they continue to do it just to drive me nuts.
Back in the day when my teenage kids did that, I just went in the basement and about 1/2 way through their shower,
I'd shut the water off. After they each got a dose of that, they were happy to comply.
Never had to do that with my wife in the shower, she was a quick learner, and she knew I didn't play favorites.
(That was one of several things I never did with my wife in the shower.) sonofabitch
My kids who take showers are only 10 & 7 so they're given a little more grace.
With 5 kids, shower sex is about all my wife & I can squeeze in!
A long time ago, had my wife and I engaged in that activity, I wouldn't have given a crap how wet she got the bath mat.